All language subtitles for 14. Moving Forward - in C Language

All right, so now let's take a look at how it can be done in our programming language.

So first of all, let's start with all the formality.

Just include everything that you need, then create the main function in Maine.

Open up the curly brackets.

And now let's create a variable that should hold the value of your grade.

So just use it.

Great.

All right.

We all assume that in this example, grade is going to be of an integer type.

Then we are going to read the grade from the user by using the scanner function.

But before that, we are going to print just some guiding message to show the user what we want him

to do.

So print F and enter your grade.

Then we have the scanner function that takes an integer value from the console and put it inside of

the grade variable.

Now we want to check if the grade is real good.

For example, if it is 80 or higher, like we've seen the previous example.

So we just use the condition, the youth condition.

If grade is greater or equals to 80.

And if that's the case, if that's the case, we should print an excellent job message.

So we just go with the print F.

Excellent job.

Backslash.

And at the end of it and we are done with this result.

If the result is true, then the message is an excellent job printed to the screen.

Otherwise mean give the grade is less than 80.

We know that there are two messages that may be printed.

All right.

So the first one would be if the grade is less than 80.

But still, we want to check if it's above 60.

If it's 60 or higher.

Right.

So for that, we're going to use another if statement and master if and check out another condition

if graded equals or greater than 60.

So we have the result for this condition happens to be true.

That means that the grade is somewhere between 60 to 80.

Right.

It's pretty much in this range, which is still okay for our exam.

And if that's the case, we're going to print not bad message to the screen.

But if the result for this condition happens also to be false, then we can say that you failed the

test and you got less than 60.

So we use the title at the last.

Else, let's call it this way.

And what message should we print in this case?

And in this case, we should simply use a no.

You didn't pass the exam and try your best next time.

All right.

Just pretty much a failed.

Try again message.

So this line, these last print f command will only be executed if the grade is not equal or greater

than 60, as well as if it's not greater error or equals to 60 to 80 and to 60, I'm sorry, to 80 and

to 60.

Meaning that this line, these last print F command is going only to be executed if the grade is less

than 60.

And the second print F command, where we can see that a not bad message is printed out of the screen,

is going to be executed when the grade is in the range between 60 to 80.

And the first message is only if you studied well for your exam and you got a grade that is 80 or higher.

All right.

So I hope that makes sense to you.

All this structure, all of this usage of nested if conditions.

And lastly, what I want you to do for this exercise, for these video bitterer say, is that I want

you I would like you to give it a try to solve the above example on your own.

All right.

Just let yourself feel the coding process.

Check out if you've got any errors.

Try to fix them, try to fix them on your own computer.

And the results with what you can see right now on the screen.

But this process, this process of learning, and it's basically will sharpen your skills in programming.

And you need it.

So make sure to check that out.

Give it a shot on your own.

And I'll see you in the next video, guys.